2026 New York General Election

Jacqueline C. Hernandez

Degrees
Master's, Mercy University, Secondary Education, Secondary Education and Teaching (2003)
Bachelor's, Colgate University, Psychology (1996)

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Jacqueline C. Hernandez earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Colgate University and a master's degree in secondary education from Mercy University.

Professional Experience
The Ark of Learning Center, Owner And Director (2010 - Present)
OCNY Transport LLC, Business Owner (2018 - 2025)
Woodbury Town, Deputy Town Supervisor (2018 - 2021)

Jacqueline C. Hernandez currently works as owner and director of The Ark of Learning Center. She previously owned OCNY Transport LLC.

TOWN OFFICE TERM ELECTED OFFICIAL ELECTED EXPIRES
Woodbury Supervisor 2 yrs Jacqueline C Hernandez 11/4/2025 2026

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Jacqueline currently serves as Woodbury Town Supervisor. She was elected in 2025.

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As of October 22, 2026, Jacqueline C. Hernandez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to transform St. Patrick’s Education Building into municipal space for public services, community engagement, and local government.

Announced the approval to install red-light cameras at the Woodbury Commons diverging-diamond intersection.

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Degrees
Master's, Mercy University, Secondary Education, Secondary Education and Teaching (2003)
Bachelor's, Colgate University, Psychology (1996)
Election Information

Jacqueline is currently the owner and director of The Ark of Learning Center. She previously owned OCNY Transport LLC.

TOWN OFFICE TERM ELECTED OFFICIAL ELECTED EXPIRES
Woodbury Supervisor 2 yrs Jacqueline C Hernandez 11/4/2025 2026
Woodbury Town Clerk 4 yrs Nicole Young 11/4/2025 2028
Woodbury Town Justice 4 yrs Bruce A Schonberg 11/5/2024 2028

Office Holder/Candidate Profile
Jacqueline Hernandez

Currently holds the office of Woodbury Town Supervisor until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for Woodbury Town Supervisor in 2026 New York General Election.

Jacqueline currently serves as Woodbury Town Supervisor. She was elected in 2025, and her term ends in 2026.

Plans to transform St. Patrick’s Education Building into Woodbury’s municipal home for public services, community engagement, and local government.

Announced approval for the installation of red-light cameras at the Diverging Diamond intersection at Woodbury Commons.

Jacqueline currently works as owner and director of The Ark of Learning Center. She previously owned OCNY Transport LLC.

Jacqueline currently serves as Woodbury Town Supervisor.

Plans to transform St. Patrick’s Education Building into a municipal center for public services, community engagement, and local government.

As town supervisor, announced the approval of red-light cameras at the Woodbury Commons Diverging Diamond intersection.

Degrees

Master's, Mercy University, Secondary Education, Secondary Education and Teaching (2003)

Bachelor's, Colgate University, Psychology (1996)

## Election Information

## About Jacqueline Hernandez

Professional Experience

The Ark of Learning Center, Owner And Director (2010 - Present)

OCNY Transport LLC, Business Owner (2018 - 2025)

Woodbury Town, Deputy Town Supervisor (2018 - 2021)

Degrees

The Ark of Learning Center, Owner And Director (2010 - Present)

OCNY Transport LLC, Business Owner (2018 - 2025)

Woodbury Town, Deputy Town Supervisor (2018 - 2021)

Degrees

Jacqueline is the owner and director of The Ark of Learning Center. She previously owned OCNY Transport LLC.

Jacqueline currently serves as Woodbury Town Supervisor. She was elected on November 4, 2025, for a two-year term.

Plans to transform St. Patrick’s Education Building into a municipal facility for public service, community engagement, and local government.

Committed to pursuing traffic-safety initiatives in Woodbury.

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Jacqueline C. Hernandez is the owner and director of The Ark of Learning Center. She previously owned OCNY Transport LLC.

TOWN OFFICE TERM ELECTED OFFICIAL ELECTED EXPIRES
Woodbury Supervisor 2 yrs Jacqueline C Hernandez 11/4/2025 2026
Woodbury Town Clerk 4 yrs Nicole Young 11/4/2025 2028
Woodbury Town Justice 4 yrs Bruce A Schonberg 11/5/2024 2028
Woodbury Town Justice 4 yrs David V Hasin 11/4/2025 2029
Woodbury Council Member 4 yrs Vernick Alvarez 11/4/2025 2028

Jacqueline serves as Woodbury Town Supervisor and was elected on November 4, 2025.

Economy

Plans to transform St. Patrick’s Education Building into municipal space for public service, community engagement, and local government.

“Today marks more than the acquisition of a building, it marks the beginning of a new chapter for the Town of Woodbury,” said Supervisor Hernandez. “By transforming St. Patrick’s Education Building into our new municipal home, we are preserving a place that has served our families for decades while creating a lasting center for public service, community engagement, and local government. The Town Board extends our deepest gratitude to Father David, Former Supervisor Thomas Burke and Mayor Giacomazza for initiating this process, and Senator James Skoufis for his unwavering leadership and commitment in bringing this vision to life. His partnership with Governor Kathy Hochul and Assemblyman Chris Eachus secured the funding necessary to make this historic investment possible. Their dedication to Woodbury demonstrates what can be achieved when leaders work together with a shared purpose, to strengthen Woodbury for generations to come.”

Woodbury to Purchase St. Patrick’s Education Center

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

Supports installing red-light cameras at the Woodbury Commons Diverging Diamond intersection to address traffic safety.

On her Facebook page she writes:

I am honored to announce that Woodbury has received approval for the installation of Red Light cameras at the Diverging Diamond intersection at Woodbury Commons.

Hernandez shares that passing the red light camera resolution have helped lay "the foundation to address the critical safety needs of the families within the Town and Village Woodbury and Harriman."